Technology as a Security Springboard: How These Experts Pivoted to Cybersecurity
There's more than one way to get your foot in the door of cybersecurity, and the stories of these people prove it. Read the blog and be inspired by their experiences.
National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM)
Podcast: Taking the unconventional career path in cybersecurity
Have your listened to Cisco's Security Stories podcast discussion on cybersecurity careers yet? Catch up on what the episode includes, and learn more about what we took away from our main interview with Curtis Simpson, CISO for Armis.
Meet “The Rock 4” Cisco’s Lisbon Office Band!
Maria introduces us to The Rock 4 - Cisco Lisbon's very own band!
The Many Roads to a Cybersecurity Career: How These Experts Found Their Way Part 1
There is no singular path into cybersecurity. And that’s not a bad thing. Read this blog to learn more about the wonderful ways cybersecurity professionals ended up in the industry.
Is cybersecurity the right field for you?
Is cybersecurity the right field for you? If you are looking for a career with almost unlimited growth potential, cybersecurity might well be the ideal path for you. The ideal candidate will have a good blend of both tech and soft skills. Companies
Find Your Resilience in Trusted Partners
Many organizations are taking on cyber risk driven by current disruption and the pressure to ‘keep things going.’ We must ensure our new technology dependence is appropriately understood and managed.
MITRE ATT&CK: The Magic of User Training
How magical can user training be? You'll be surprised at what Cisco and MITRE ATT&CK make possible. Shared responsibility is what really matters.
Securing Remote and Mobile Workers the Webex Way
Whether it’s the ability to secure mobile devices so users can safely use Webex on the go, or granular tools to prevent data leakage – Cisco has unparalleled security to secure your remote work force.
The Cybersecurity Talent Shortfall: How the Cisco Networking Academy is Meeting the Demand
According to the FBI’s annual Internet Crime Report, in the United States alone, cybercrime cost organizations $2.7 billion in 2018. These costs not only include service disruption, but loss of productivity, reputation damage, and other business